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Selby Jennings invites applications for a Managing Director to lead the Market Risk Modeling group in Chicago. The role focuses on developing, governing, and enhancing models used for regulatory capital, risk measurement, and quantitative analytics across a complex global markets environment.
Ideal candidates bring advanced degrees in quantitative disciplines, 10+ years in market risk, and strong Python skills, with experience in regulatory capital frameworks and model governance.
A leading American Investment Bank is looking to hire a Managing Director to lead their Market Risk Modeling group in Chicago. This individual will play a key role in the development, enhancement, and governance of market risk models supporting regulatory capital, risk measurement, and quantitative analytics across a complex global markets environment. The position offers significant exposure to senior stakeholders across Risk, Capital, Technology, Model Risk Management, and Regulatory Affairs while contributing to critical strategic initiatives.
The team is responsible for the design, implementation, and ongoing performance assessment of market risk models used for regulatory and internal risk management purposes. This includes model development, backtesting, benchmarking, statistical analysis, regulatory submissions, and remediation efforts related to audit, validation, and regulatory findings. The successful candidate will help drive model enhancements while ensuring methodologies remain robust, transparent, and aligned with evolving regulatory expectations.
This opportunity is ideal for a quantitative professional with a strong background in market risk modeling, derivatives pricing, and statistical analysis. Candidates should possess advanced programming skills, deep knowledge of risk measurement methodologies, and the ability to communicate complex quantitative concepts to both technical and non‑technical audiences. Prior experience with regulatory capital models, VaR frameworks, and model governance processes is highly desirable.